You could do this is your checkboxes followed a naming convention
For instance if they went from q1 to q237 then you could just loop from 1 to
237 checking if q<number in loop> existed.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Murphy [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 23:22
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: 237 checkboxes
I have search form that contains a large amount of yes/no check
boxes -237
to be exact. It is to search the results of a survey that has 237
questions.
Only when a checkbox is checked will data be sent from the form.
Because of
this I need to check if each variable is present. I can create 237
"CFIF
IsDefined" statements to see if the variables are present. The other
option
is to set 237 CFPARAM variables to "NO" as default, and then create
my
dynamic SQL statements with CFIF tags checking for "YES".
The problems with these two options is that they are slow and will
take a
long time to code.
I was thinking:
Is there a way to create a loop that will run through all the values
from
the form - creating a query and output for each one.
Thanks, Dan
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